[…] 5. James R. Clark, “Church and State Relations in Education in Utah, 1847-1957” (Utah State University, 1958). 6. Ronald T. Daly, “Student Programs Sponsored by Religious Groups in Cooperation with Institutions of Higher Learning” […]
[…] aimed at members’ families, (2) professional resources from both the Church and the secular world, and ( 3) political and social action aimed at all families. Present efforts to assist the family in coping […]
[…] meaning for the Hancock family, one supposes, like the attempt on the part of Manuela Trujillo to buy the blond child. These incidents would be suitable for memoirs but they don’t lead anywhere in […]
[…] except in New York, Texas and Washington. The latter received questionnaires by mail. A return of 71. 3% of the general membership was secured, while the figures for the stake presidents and bishops were […]
[…] 20.9 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 18.9 Stanford 13.9 Yale 10.3 Notre Dame 5.1 Fordham 3.0 Georgetown . 6 The early Mormon achievement in science was also displayed by the Thorndike studies which ranked Utah […]
[…] store? “Did they get burned? Did they save their children? What does Soul mean? Where will they buy their food now? Do they like living here? Will they burn any more places?” For some […]
[…] also Joseph Smith, History of the Church . . . Period I, ed. B. H. Roberts ( 6 vols.; Salt Lake City, 1946), V, 340. In a letter to the writer, Davis Bitton argues […]
[…] 82–85</i><br>Secular scholarship and L.D.S. studies of archaeology and the Book of Mormon have had a discordant dialogue for some time. The scripture asserts, for example, that the civilizations it describes in ancient America had […]
<i>Dialogue 4.2 (Summer 1971): 73–76</i><br>Church members, from some General Authorities to some Sunday School teachers, are generally impressed with and concerned about “scientific proof” of the Book of Mormon. As a practicing scientist and […]
[…] fail our neighbor. This temptation is perhaps the most subtle of all those Satan gives us. We buy too expensively, believing we are justified through love of beauty, and then our re sources are […]